A django app that allows you to use a djanog model created by the app with a python dict-like operators. Useful for storing configuration variables
Hello, world
Simple Demo:
from django_lookup_dict import LookupDict
lookup = LookupDict()
lookup['hello'] = 'world'
print "Lookup for Hello is : {0}".format(lookup['hello'])
How To:
Setting a value, regular assigningment with the square bracket operator [ ]:
lookup['hello'] = 'world'
Retrieving a value, using square bracket operator [ ]:
lookup['hello']
Key count:
len(lookup)
Deletin, using the del and using square bracket operators:
del lookup['hello']
Deleting certain keys:
# lookup.delete(*args)
lookup.delete('key1', 'key2', 'key3')
Installation
Automatic installation:
pip install django_lookup_dict
Manual installation: Download the latest source from GitHub.
tar xvzf django_lookup_dict-[VERSION].tar.gz cd django_lookup_dict-[VERSION] python setup.py build sudo python setup.py install
After Instalation:
Add ‘django_lookup_dict’ to INSTALLED_APPS in your django project’s settings.
Run ‘python manage.py syncdb’ in order to create the data storage for the model.
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